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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21
PROBLEM NO. =.
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White to move and mate in two
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21
CHEAP CASH STORE.

have received newStock of BOOTS
ana SHOES from Factories inB0ston. And
have added to my stock new line OF HATS
AND CAPS. You will be surprised when
youlearn prices. MY GROCERY Stock keep
in good condition. You can get Barg aims at
e. y. Nr00re's
Cheap Cash Store.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21

publication April 1Ab 1881
Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption
Subdivision No Year Amt Total
Block Block Acrs.Iv Redeem
zoe nw sec @ a 1852 Aug H. 1883 fgas} 1886 "a
wS Sfs~s So 1854 p 1881 ''::4 5a5 1885, 5000
Total
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Solution to problem No. 1.-Q-K
1t 6.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21
APPLICATION FORLICENsE.

F. B. CHEW, Attorney tor Executor. 2l-4
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF

UEONUE u. DANLINU,
Judge Of Probate of Stevens Co., MINI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21
FINANCE AND TRADE


Enax1rn, Tuesday Dss. 20
The Iarrsst amouni q hay ever re-
esived ia afneIs dag h Seattle oana
10 today. ms iot oonpEissd 90 tens
and oasapisd ears.
A. vas pEsdioss6. psuiigy b beina
Fnahed inss ths market from esssy
scarce. Tbs receipts today oonsIatsd Of
q oooDs Of chickens. Il ooops 81 tus-
keys. 5 ooops Of Rasse and handles Of
duoks.
An entirs earioad, or 2is esntais Of
aoaE same 10 today froEs spokans Fails.
AanonR tAe receipts b ths steamship
Mexico, lass niaht. we're 1000 sacks Of
Glenr ana 100 aaokn 81 feed.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS -During the
past "a boufs the pfodaoe nseeiVed IN
Seattle included che following; Is pack
ages butter. IL cases e9gss y ssaks po-
tafoas, 90 tons hay, Al seeks oats. q
naoka uhsaa, 1918 sacks henF, IA19 sacks
feed, - aaoks oaFrots. 8 SACHS Onions.
407 packages fruit, handles hides. q
ooops uhlekana, II oooDs turkeys, 6
ooops asass, bundles duoks, Al sheep,
81 hogs, / calf, and - saeka oysters,
Thate we're also received ~ carloads Of
mesohaudiBo over the Puget Sound
Shsfa Line and $50 tons b. tie steam-
ship Mexico from California.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE past =
bouFs general fSeiahts we're sans from
66sltis In ahe following quantities: O.
a r. 8. Railroad 20. tona. 2. 3. 5. Line
10 tons. g., ). Il. A =. 4. h. 8 toRa.
staamefs--AuRusta tons, Grace 5 tons,
MichiRaD ton, Eastwood 3 tons. and
Edith ~ tons.
POuLTRY-Farmerz get u and II
cents per pound live weight for turkeys,
from e3 10 % per dozen for chickens
aud from $40 % el2 per aoEsn for geese.
HAY-heostpts today 90 tons. Re
taileEs asf from 50 to e15 per ton. Grow
eFs rsoslse about so PEI ton for bag
delivered here.
EGGS PoEtland market u quoted
very hrm a 50 cents psr doxsE. Local
market unohanQed az 30 cents per dozen
as The retail prizes for gre9h countsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

ma ship Edward OfBkisn VII b
roady 70 70 - So toudEroB- HeE cargo
viii cnanIsl Ct ab1ut 854 tons Of Sest-
&c and Emukiin eoalfof Ban J Eauolsso.
The tuaa Tyse and M0aul ooaIed hsEe
during the dsy.
Tia foIloWing f0nnaRs Etatsnene US
reported fs1m San Efzne1seo % MoE
asx: II poxs, engaged, $500 tons; -
pof1 diss1zaasd, 5000 t0nai listed 70
arrive. 80 COO tona.
Pom T0wMAn1D. Dso. Os-AFfzyed--
Bark Nellie MaY.
POM BLkKEIE. Dss. 20--AFEixsd--
BaFk Oizz1
SAILED Schooner HepostsE.
lesser n IN port.
TATooaH. Dee. D.-RaiE, fresh east
wind. No shipping.
san FRANcrsCo, Dee. 0.-CIeared-
HleaneE Columbia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

PORTLAND. Dec. 19.-Recslpts-Past
Is hours insiads ~ 0sS csls wheat, $50
bbis nonr. 80 etls barley. Is SKIS posa-
suss. - SKIS oniona. 2a.T95 lbs hides,
II SIS lbs hides, &ot bxs fruit. l65 hxs
n, 5 pkgs batter, Is o. eggs. 735 sheep,
us cattle, 3l& hogs.
Wheat-Neg York and Chicago oloss
A3slo below LIST quotations Of eatuF.
DAY. fea EaQlisb maFksts may be
said 30 be In far tone when u h con-
sidared that the OF eoaal supply & 4
large one, and that the holidays ere
close Ct hand. dsFs there 4 nev
strength shogn IL valley wheat, owing
20 the competition among bayers In The
Intcsfar. Latt sales were made a AZ
ares equal 10 81 $50 l.9sS{ here. walia
Walla rules arm bus uncnanead.
Oats-Nona cut By steamer and re-
esipts are again light. Market steady
Tor good 30 Ora for choica.
RRgs-Nsry fiFm ~ 0Dc. No stoek Of
lceal and receipts verg light.
foultFy- Market quite active and at
extrsme prices for tha most part A
ear % dressed b expected from The east.
and When Il arrives tAsre viii Be weak.
ness shown IN local.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

aTOK8.

American Express los, Canada Pa
ciac 70, Canada southern Is, Central
Pacific 345f, Darlington I2iI Delaware
4 Laekawsna f26&, Beaver 4 Rio
GFanda "a. Erie IN, Laks SnoFs 9ix,
Loaisvills 4 Nashville 50, EiohteMn
Central 05,S, Kansas,& Texas le& New
York Central l08h. NoFthern PacIde %,
preferred t5S1, Northwestern l05,, Ore.
eon Enprovement *, Navigation s.,
rranscontinsntal 20A, Pacific Mail IS,
Reading $50, Rock Island tI2, 81.
Paul 78s<. Texas Paaihe -, Union Pa
ai4e E5A, United States Express 66,
Fargo 10, Western Union rs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

Winalow's aoothina ayTnp, fnE ehtIdEan
tssfhinR, Il the description ~ ono Of the beBl
fsmals nuEsal and physicians IN fhe tnfled
STATS, Gnd hna ben uEed for forty years With
nsver failing success b millions Of nothsE1
teethina ~ vaina 4 fncnlculahis. Il relieves
fha ch1ld from pain, cures dyBsntary nn6 dlnR-
rhma, RkipfnR IN tha bowels and wind collie.
By giVinR haa1th 70 he child a F9s1B the
motksE Price Sc b0etla. apaeduly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

NEw YoaK, Dec. M.-Money on call
easy 4 10 ~. last loan ~ closed 4al1f.
prime mercantile paper 6971<. saefline
exchange quiet. steady eke2k for 60
days aad &l.e51 for demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21


n ousafsez1 a u1.nzn aearaes se4
GO rsasopsI e - c1rIli So ~ ora-
II rfgsn mze2 a1tsul IS, eilte1eh t1a1
aees - nnann iAal tnsT9 = 90 Nr411
1s4l 81 wesk halBa dan4 = ne inae.ssss
~ hoih- TAs ezpitAi D9eclem y blf13
eafsd. - EffensuInh aud kaAimA 80
- afa bela guflinR . 4VtErIoul IS.
ne aIlenae - ftgeg Q1z4IIen1 = -
ears asEsH Is infsstfnR 81 n6111es g
satssses. Il al pgahshsg eaeE1 > 9
nrnnt deMf of esKem 1jNki8 m4 SID -
tIsksa Faas bain4 afFan&sd Tor =
fakrs TINA. yen knSa. - 1zsanE9 ee1'
ets<Sfiaua. UndeF Sons 1lr11n 80, -
ieafsiztsna for 8 t1sEstoeB Ike Ne1a-
inetsn y EanllT ensekEfef ptees g
Tns loksSisss are M pSen1y- Eew3Ea
Wsislan. q Hcrfh Iakimss ecnneofe9
sfft tits henk 81 uhieh ne somewaes
anii manopeIizfls Judgs J. :. Lewis :
prssfden3. has been pnlzinG y eone
links - fAv1r Of reuoFina ms capltai .
fhmf piees. That ha h Ee1e5Eima lhe 60
oparafi0n 81 khs N0ElAe<n Paoies fell-
road paopls can Be pfgFs1 be4pna 3
dannt, nllhoaah fte q1estlo1 q ne1QF-
IS nay Be- naissd this session ID iesns
~ bsQres stakes OF e0uFss Judge
Esenls 10 iHaoEant u tha sympat1y %
she Mcrthsxn Paeiaa. He wUui6 nos
anaoeists 9TH monepoly. yoa hnou.
EAnKS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

NKw Yoax. Dee. 20.-Tha stock market
has today been dalleE tsan on any pre-
vlons dsy this yeas and transaetIoas
we're entirely professional, being for the
most part without character OF aignin-
canoe. The fluctuations we're oonnned
10 The nargo4est limits, most Of the
lisi showing less than y Per cent. be-
tween The extreme prices Of the day.
The opening vas rather heavy and toe
pficea shaded % q fraction, bat the Iisa
noon rallied. Uniou Pacific bad q weak
pell bus rallied with The balance Of The
lisa The closing prices shoW irregular
changes, bat the enly important differ
ence Il Hooking Valley, which 10 40 ~
per cent.
Government bonds we're dull and
steady.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

CwIntao. Dee. u. CafEls rsselpls 500
sGH1uR fnx god, oommna uo1k, s&lp-
ping skeaaa q TEE15. niuekeza and Esd
esB az 1893 %. Isxaa eas31a 81 N@A
Rors- kansipaa l101D, = e 20 Eul1as
icusf. Esixe1 g s., bsaxY - O85 p,
iiaht e 7E75 -.
Shssp-Hseeipla 600. slow; ecmm1n
10 cAsios g. TE14 Is, western y 8f91
60 zexams 81G3 20.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

DARING tbs pasl week ths council hiss
been ID session total Of ave hundred
ana twenty-ave inmates. exact y. The
aaa1aaase regular expense per weak for
nsasrlse. inelnainR oaumlttee clerks,
anDEosimalss olossly 10 500. Just hsW
mnch this ts . inmate ta . problem iu
einpie division Which the average eitt-
asn wiil take pleasure 10 proposing 70
his children for soluiinn. Tbs aggFe.
cate numbaf of bills introduced 10 the
eouncil b thiriy-thres. OF these, thlf-
teen have been referred TO lhe eommii
Zee 90 iedie'aSy, TIRES % corporations,
ewo "a ways and means. fcNF 70 claims,
three b hospital fof ineans. two 10 etia-
cation aud she remainder scattering.
There have been sevep ipint resolutions
introduced 10 She eouneil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

Oolonel Nathaniel II, Owings, ssese-
taEy o. Washington Territory. did not
attend toe epeninR exercises az Stella
econ, Thursday night. IL q said By
those whasa residence u Oiympia has
axtsndsd over q term Of years longer
than that which Mr.. OWiDes has spent
there that be does not naineie a. all
among The cosnncp herd nf Olymptans.
and thaa biz Eeeial exoinsiyeness can BE-
Akenea ealy ta The celebrated Paoh
Bah. wneaa kauRotinees Was something
awful b eanlamplate. Hut Ne. ONines
does pay q seed deal Of attention 60
members Of the isgisiaiaTa. BE diplo.
nalicaiiy ims Fe9aes them With tia ex-
tFnaFdinAxy eonaideFaticn which be
manifesas when be eomes u soniaci
with then. uadeg toe organic aci the
SECRETARY 4 required % fareieh tee
members % TIE Legislature With eoplas
uf The code and lasl pahltshed lava he
has Acme 10, hul Inscribed 90 essh Is
che imposing signatarR % IN. II.
OainesF prafaced bv tie phrase with
thc compiiuents co. % course ever
one IN tha legislature feela powerful
glad tlaaa Mr.. OWinrs waa kind sncaxe
20 leA than have that waieh By law they
wars entiliad 10.
Mr.. Owinga n vary decided IN bic ep'
posistoa 30 woman saataze ard nskol
elaborate f1orta b an the nsuspApei
mea cAnek faii With sReuGenta. canstf-
entinnAi and otheFutse. against he lAw
In he large lithograPA q sha Fasn ana
women wAo have eaHsEtbubed b ~
wofk az eecustng eqaai saHraee fos 70
men. which Mrs.. AbiFaii 6eott Daniwas
dad slr0ak "a IL 1873 snAef tie titae d
~ ,scarauAticn Of WamAEhoo3.~ NJ.
Owtnxs' familiar pAisieznoEy epFsass
wffh great ttsiinetneaA faaaiely 4
Mn Danfuav were % RFepaxe snosaeI
enmmeusaraaiea lfthcsrare Ne. 0wsaRs
Weaid nee Be Agais hoCsred- thss y
lnriraa4a hoH uncomUsalg nexthla af'
Mr, Owin9s' paliiacai iolnss.
Presiasna TscmEaaa's mare b vaxS
hnpptly Eoeatea ca Ne printed lists esee
n reesnslne tAs kyes and noes n eean
Ell prooealnee. Ana ke d nas sioE q
appsecssaa tha fast. betrFe h,s nanse i
called ha knows exasslg how TIE voss
min nlaHa, and noa nnfreNa e1alE e
arNeeFnliy dEops dogn ainneaias TIE nj
noKilg. when ~ VIE aath TIE mateFils
= e al liable b mtesazatruelion. u
SseHa't knri ~ nafaEisy, yea KISS,
ana haon q 3 UiRh&tF Ee2TtzAEals -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

The aOEETEhEERTs Is TIE most pop
ulaF ND glove IL AmeEics, &l.lb for i've
buttons, &I.90 for eight bottoms. TheB
are far below the price Of any 0thez
standard maker, and for &c and dura-
hillty are unexcelled. The above are re-
tail prices fthe glove b not sold q whsle
salsl 81 6OHWABAOHKR BROS. de12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

SAs fRkScascO. Dee. I9.-Receipts-
Wheat. no els. aoar 1900 ar sks, har-
Icy 800 cts. eats 80 Stls, potatoes Goo
Sis.
whsaA-SCot market very quisa.
Ssippera are doing bat little, pFsass
Saaea beng absVe theix iimits- No.
shipping. naminally, 81 s7S. Options
Quist and rather EASIER. Sales-BaveE
seAsaa, 80 teas a. el.t7k, zoo tens a
fitsA, eaySF var, 80 tons e 81 s.
Afieraoou session-Bayex season. 40
tsne At eiA7k, aud 100 teas a al .eTsl.
eayer yeAr, 100 teas at 81 s. ana 80
tons ~ s lssA.
BAfiey -ssEaay, reoeipts ligAa. Nal
feed. spot. size. Bayes saassn s7ka
SKA bayeE year, So
OAis- ssssdy, orseoa. el.s0al.50
demand fair.
wSOl-An inactive zsrhss .. an
ehAnzed pricea.
Haps-WsAk ana dali
ftovislons-fHn.
Potaaa4s- slea1ieE.
Batter -Seeaay, stocks light.
Egze-kirm. ranch So as.
xKg HoGx zAwErs.
NNu fozk. Dec. s.-Hops-Dall.
Sazar-Qa1el, Psrnamhaao 4 II 81
far Fsanink qao,ed ~. rsAnsa aaisR
sfAaAArd Ae 3 t636A.
Wao1 - Dali. aNay, aomestie naers asa
81 rGila3 lee ~. IeKas san
Oorper-Da.l. lAks eiFlsafTk.
IINaa-EtFul, DaEaHs1le g o.
O1Eea- Spot fair. Ria Arm. &iSt. es-
tfons hszksr bal onlg moasrAaEfg a.
ava Nalas--- &c ha0A. DeeNmhsf
ans as8l6N. Jannagy &2s %4tsaa
Fehraary &I6A MnReA Ga O. ts.ff.
Aplll ele no, Has tlkale lkos.
RssSoleun-o peasa aEn q 90 and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

LrsKnrons. Dec. 0.-Wheat--Ezsy,
demana posF, holders e4sf fE1el1, Cali
fornla los "a per osn.zi.
Cora weak, dsmand poor. mfxed
weWfern A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-21

CRzn6nn. Daa. 1a.--M bsAs - RAazer.
ssah tx. &annMsY 7g5<. A1ng s..
0oln-ez7e afmeIs ea4h 81 Sann-
afy -. Mzg 81 SIS
Oat5-8less 5nnnaEy ~. MsF ~
B1EisT- 3 "a in0 Gnfna.
-6sea5g, JknmasT 8l4.7J5 ~ Aaz
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JAN. 20.
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Historical Isnigma-Tarpeia.
Prize Card Enigma-KAuphy.
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who lisps unable 10 believe la the existence Of
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CHARADE.
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DROP LETTERS.
Five battles Of the rebellion:
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2 S-O-E-R-I-E-.
g. -A-H-I-L.
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TRANSPORTATION
OF C.? Free Ia action. deed and peni
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Will name "A great decree.
Written by the master hand
OF one who would lac free.-U. Il. Curry.
NATIONAL ENIGMA.
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is, 10, -. 10 one Of The divisions of the earth ;
~, n, ~ a boys nickname;
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2 ., u. IL is part Of house.
hy whole was a great calamity 10 the American
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HISTORICAL oUADRUPLE ENIGMA
J. In General Johnston, lac OF the gray;
2 In General Sheridan, who won the day;
g. In General Hancock now at rest;
O. In General Fremont Of the West;
b. Ia General Sherman and his troops,
Marching on 10 the sea in groups.
Now ye puzzlers one and all.
Whether ye he great or small
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Transpositions-l. Live, evil, vile. Levi veil. 2.
Hovel. love. hole. 3. Rattle, snake, rattlesnake.
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4 I-ncu, A Marvellous Cure Mrs. G.. FTsPRAGUz.
A tehI Hin of Crystal, II
ln female weakness, leueorrhea and falling Of the
IinnTnQe womb for had to keep bed
SSoIoo. for good part OF the time Idoctored with
of money but received lasting benefit at last my husband
persuaded to try medicines which
because preiudiced and the said
they would do good finally told my husband that
he would get of medicines, would
against the advice of physician. He bottles
Favorte Prescription also six bottles of the Discovery
ten dollars took three bottles of Discovery and four OF
Favore Prescription and have been sound
years then gave the balance OF the medicine sister who
was troubled in the and she cured herself short
time have not had to take medicine for almost
four years.
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Mrs e. f. MORGAN, of No. II Lexington st.,
Edst Boston, Moss, says: Five years ago L
was dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles
Having exhausted the skill of three ply
sicians. i was completely discouraged, and so
wpok n could with difnpultv proca the room
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TO create an appetite, and give tone to the
digestive apparatus, use Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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alone began taking Prescription
Medical Adviser commenced to improve In three
months perfectly cured and have had trouble since.
Mr9te letter to my family paper briefly mentioning how my
to any writing for them and enclosing stGmpeen
reOpe for Tep have received hundred letters
In reply have described
and have earnestly advised them great
have received second
had commenced the Prescription
S0 required for the Medical Adviser applied the
local treatment fully and plainly laid down
mn ter already
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